... coastal arearecent studies have shown that in times of change and financial stringency it is only by doing the minimum necessary to contain situations and the maximum to lay the ground for change later, with flexibility to meet varying conditions in the future, that sensible strategies can be prepared. 20...

...FH SUMNER; IM SMITH © Thomas Telford and ICE 1980 COMPUTERS ENGINEERS STRATEGIES HARDWARE NATIONAL UK Proc. rnstn Ch. Engrs, Part 1, 1980,68, May, 337-338 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS ANDMETHODS GROUP INFORMALDISCUSSION Towards a nationalstrategyoncomputing introduced by Professor F...

...AM MUIR WOOD; AMM WOOD SOCIETY INDUSTRIES ENGINEERS STRATEGIES ECONOMICS ATTITUDES PRESIDENTS PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS 1977 President, 1977-78 introduction The sheer continuity of our long-established profession, with its origins traceable to prehistory, can too readily blind us...

... rivers.a This Paper outlines the concept of the equivalent river model as a basis for the comparison of the methods, and concludes that an improved version of the Muskingum method is sufficiently accurfaotregeneral use. A strategy for fiood routing problems is also presented. Notation...

...B RYDZ © Thomas Telford and ICE 1971 WATER RESOURCES BOARD REGIONAL DEMAND ASSESSMENT RIVERS OUTFALLS BENEFITS PRICES WATER RESOURCES PLANNING WATER RESIDUAL RECOVERY SENSITIVITY STRATEGIES ANALYSIS MANAGEMENT RESOURCES FLOW COSTS TESTS Regional water resources...

... to individual problems of the socially deprived of Inner London. These had then been combined into one strategy. A second important feature of theplan was flexibility. With the wide range of population forecasts for the region and the uncertainty that people and, more particularly, jobs would move to growth...

...T RHODE; AJ WILSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1971 PLANNING PLANS TOWNS DATA TRANSPORT STRUCTURE PLANS COUNTRY MODELLING MODELS TRANSPORTATION STRATEGIES SOUTH HAMPSHIRE HAMPSHIRE UK TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING GRIONUFPORDMISACL USSION 9 November, 1970 Planning...